Decline in moral accountability?


By Thomas Lee Seng Hock | Mysinchew

Chief Secretary to the Government Tan Sri Mohd Sidek Hassan has made himself look very foolish by asking whether it is wrong for civil servants to attend functions held by Penang Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng, as he is the DAP secretary-general.

Sidek is apparently trying to justify the presence and participation of Penang state development officer Nik Ali Mat Yunus at an Umno press conference, where the officer verbally lambasted Guan Eng and issued prepared press statements to criticize the chief minister.

I am simply amazed that the country’s top civil servant doesn’t even understand the simple basic difference between a government and a political entity, and respect the very important fundamental principle of impartiality and neutrality of the civil service.

Of course, civil servants have every right to accompany the chief minister or any minister to any function required by their duty to do so. When they attend and participate at such official state functions, including a state-initiated media conference, they are merely doing their job as civil servants serving the elected government of the day. They are not involved in partisan political activities, even though the chief minister or any other minister may be a leader of a political party.

When Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng holds a media conference and has the state secretary with him to brief the press on matters of the state, the state secretary is not violating the civil service code by being there. In fact, it is his duty to be there to help the chief minister answer questions from the press.

But if DAP secretary-general Lim Guan Eng attends a Teoh Beng Hock memorial service held by his party, a civil servant can only be there in his private personal capacity as Beng Hock’s friend. He cannot be there on duty as civil servant accompanying Guan Eng.

In Nik Ali’s case, he is definitely wrong to attend and participate in a press conference called by Umno to run down the chief minister. He has broken the sacrosanct cardinal principle of the impartiality of the civil service, and must face disciplinary action for it.

It is simply beyond comprehension that Sidek as Chief Secretary to the Government should endorse such a crude and uncouth behaviour and unconstitutional action by a senior civil servant.

Sidek has put himself in a very embarrasing position by giving a very silly comparison of himself holding a press conference together with the prime minister, and that of Nik Ali’s participation of the Umno press conference.

“Is it be wrong if I hold a media conference with Datuk Seri Najib Razak? If it is his job as the prime minister and my job as the chief secretary, then it is not wrong I hold a press conference with him,” Sidek said.

Of course, it is not wrong! It is his job as chief secretary to serve the prime minister and accompany him if so required.

But Nik Ali’s case is definably not the same. As a civil servant, he should be non-partisan and should not be involved in politicking with Umno.

If Sidek does not understand such a simple distinction between what is government and what is politics, he is not fit to be the country’s top civil servant.

And, even assuming that Nik Ali is a victim of harassment by the chief minister, there is a proper official channel for him to file his grievance and complaint — to the Public Service Department head. Why should Nik Ali use, or rather allowed himself to be used, by a political party to launch an attack on the chief minister?

It is certainly ominous, in fact even sinister, that Nik Ali should chose to use a political vehicle to rucn down the chief minister elected by the people of Penang.

And, it surely is baleful that we have a Chief Secretary to the Government who would condone and absolve a senior civil servant from making political attacks against an elected government head.

The fact that Sidek has announced that no action would be taken against Nik Ali for his verbal assault on the chief minister deserves my commiseration to my fellow Malaysians for the decline in moral accountability in our beloved country.

And, while I am still on this Nik Ali issue, I would like to comment on another ridiculous statement, this time by Penang Gerakan chairman Datuk Dr Teng Hock Nan who condemned Guan Eng for the fiasco.

Teng alleged that Guan Eng was out to gain political mileage and strengthen his position to garner more votes and support from the public in the next general election.

It is certainly ludicrous that Teng should make such a preposterous statement, but, seeing that he is from Gerakan, it is not surprising since most of its leaders are incongruously inept and lack the intelligence, let alone intellect, to understand basic issues affecting the people.

Teng and the imbeciles in Gerakan should throw in the towel and retire permanently from Penang since they are of no relevance and pertinence in the state.

They should stop making themselves look inane with their vacuous statements.

  1. #1 by cskok8 on Thursday, 22 July 2010 - 7:37 pm

    Most of civil servants today forget that they are supposed to serve the people of Malaysia and that their salary comes from us. They seem to think that they are serving UMNO and that their salary comes from UMNO. This applies to almost everyone from the office boys to the very senior ranks. It is not unknown for KSUs and Service Chiefs of the military to tell their underlings that they must vote for the govt (meaning UMNO) because thats where their salary comes from.

  2. #2 by Loh on Thursday, 22 July 2010 - 7:53 pm

    ///Sidek has put himself in a very embarrasing position by giving a very silly comparison of himself holding a press conference together with the prime minister, and that of Nik Ali’s participation of the Umno press conference.///

    Sidek considers himself a UMNO member, first and at all time, and he is serving UMNO taking government service as a branch of UMNO. From then on, because Nik Ali is also a UMNO member and so to Sidek Nik Ali is entitled to participate in UMNO activities, whatever the purpose.

    Other than a few non-Malays, government services are manned by mostly UMNO members, and they serve UMNO interest. Sidek is not defending right from wrong. He defends another UMNO members against everybody else.

    Malaysia is in such a sorry state as a failed nation because the government service acts like secret society. The only difference from secret societies of here or elsewhere is that they are recognized as a government.

    Najib should first make sure that government service serves the government irrespective of the party in power. Government services should be independent of political party. If he cannot ensure those who receive government salaries to conform, what else can he do?

    It is time that Najib gets Sidek replaced. A person who could not stop PKFZ from swindling the government, and after having been asked half a year ago to head a special committee to get those responsible for the PKFZ scandal answered for their sin, he has shown no progress. Instead of spending time on the PKFZ, Sidek chose to defend a person, rather than a government policy. It confirms that he knows not where his priority should lie. What a useless boss to a million civil servants. Sidek should be sacked.

  3. #3 by Dap man on Thursday, 22 July 2010 - 7:58 pm

    This country is standing upside down. Every institution is UMNOised.
    It is more of Malay vs Chinese thing now. Whatever a Malay does is right and he is defended.
    Even the CS speak like an imbecile.

  4. #4 by lopez on Thursday, 22 July 2010 - 8:11 pm

    well for those who dunno what is a little napolean, well this a very good typical example for all those who just say i malaysia and dunno what it is all about

  5. #5 by rcchia on Thursday, 22 July 2010 - 8:50 pm

    I am really puzzled why Guan Eng did not replace all these people when he took over, just as how a corporate CEO will handpick his own senior management. How else is he expected to deliver his promises and achieve his goals if his own people are not on the same page with him. Worst, if they openly opposes him !!

  6. #6 by rahmanwang on Thursday, 22 July 2010 - 8:59 pm

    rcchia,
    CM Lim is not in the position to replace these little napoleon.These are parasites placed by federal government.The only thing we as rakyat can do is change the federal government.
    Officials who does not work for the rakyat are not fit to be in office, be it Malays,Chinese or Indians or others ethnicity.Officails who waste rakyat’s $$ like splashing on lavish trips, and unnecessary and wasteful commissions should be sent to the gallow.

  7. #7 by monsterball on Thursday, 22 July 2010 - 9:05 pm

    I like Lim Guan Eng’s remark saying UMNO B politicians are villains masquerading as NGOs.

  8. #8 by yhsiew on Thursday, 22 July 2010 - 9:29 pm

    Now every Malaysian should understand why the government is so keen in employing large numbers of civil servants!

    It was reported that the government needs to spend some RM4 billion annually to keep the civil servants, who are its “army” trained to be loyal to BN and to bring frustrations to Opposition-led states.

  9. #9 by HJ Angus on Thursday, 22 July 2010 - 9:48 pm

    The basic reason for this unbecoming attitude of some civil servants is that the Bankrupsi Negara regime has violated the rights of the opposition states to funds for projects. Just like how oil royalties were denied to Kelantan and Terengganu – this simple project for the Botanical Gardens was not even welcomed by the Penang folks as far as those RM150k monstrous arches were concerned.
    This is what happens with too much central planning plus insolent federal officers planted in the state.
    The only way to stop such nonsense by Putrajaya is to show BN and civil servants that the voters are the BOSS.
    In the private sector such behaviour will result in 24-hour notice of dismissal.

  10. #10 by jus legitimum on Thursday, 22 July 2010 - 10:51 pm

    The so called high ranking civil servants many of whom not only ‘gaji buta’ but are also corrupted.They still enjoy very good luxurious life and can remain scot free .They are real parasites and they cannot be caught bcoz of their political connection,their skin and colour,nothing else.

  11. #11 by sheriff singh on Friday, 23 July 2010 - 12:18 am

    In Bolehland, many Napoleons, big, medium and small, do not understand two words, ‘moral’ and ‘accountability’.

    That is why we are in deep trouble and keep fumbling along.

    The Chief Secretary is a reflection of what our Civil Service is made up of. Are we comforted or inspired by such Napoleons?

    If we trim the Civil Service to the proper size, our unemployment rate will be somewhere between 8 to 9% maybe even higher, while the rate in the rural areas could be as high as 16 – 18 %.

  12. #12 by gofortruth on Friday, 23 July 2010 - 12:22 am

    I’m not amazed nor surprised. It only proves again & again that UMNO has planted ‘yes men’ in every government & public & civil institutions and ….. even in other BN’s component parties!
    How can such a corrupted government progresses????
    We need to vote in Pakatan to effect a clean change!

  13. #13 by monsterball on Friday, 23 July 2010 - 12:54 am

    And that idiotic liar thinks he put Anwar in jail…he will be elected as PM.
    If he is so cocksure and with 72% support…what stopping hm to be elected as PM?
    For more than one year …stayed appointed clearly shows he knows…he may have 27% ..and not 72% and sliding down everyday.
    You depend on the newspapers to give you the true picture of our political….economical and social situations in Malaysia…you are a NUT.

  14. #14 by raven77 on Friday, 23 July 2010 - 1:36 am

    The Little Big Napolean..Sidek has spoken..

    With Chief Secretaries like this isthere any wonder why Little Napoleans are born like toyols every day in the civil service every day..

    Jet engines missing, Buildings crumbling..and maybe submarine pun boleh hilang….

    They are everywhere. AG’s chambers. The Police. Education Ministry. Local Councils. Universities. Hospitals.

    PR!!! Now you guys are talking. Please declare an all out war on all these little Napoleans. We, the public have suffered enough

  15. #15 by Winston on Friday, 23 July 2010 - 6:34 am

    The Filipinos have given their corrupted Arroyo government a tsunami that no amount of machinations can thwart!
    Malaysians can do the same to the UMNO/BN government.
    Let’s do it!!

  16. #16 by Bigjoe on Friday, 23 July 2010 - 7:59 am

    Like most, I thought initially this was about civil servants who are willing to break the rules and principles for UMNO/BN.

    BUT now I think THEY REALLY DON’T KNOW their duties and principles. These are civil servants that their entire career are in ‘the end justify the means’ of Mahathir. Mahathir blurred the lines of ALL key institutions and major principles of checks and balance. Our constitutions and laws don’t mean a thing if power is strong enough.

    I seriously believe that before it was raised by the Penang govt, Nik Ali did not know that what he did violated the constitution. I even believe Sidek does not comprehend the seriousness of his duty to upheld those principles for the long term interest of the institution and millions of members he heads. They have tarnished the reputation of all civil servants, demoralised it, threw out maybe the last shred of respectability of what was once a proud and a pillar of our country and society.

    One of the opposition proposal is to raise the wages of key civil service like police, MACC, immigration etc and improve performance but what these two have done is make that plan even harder when PR take over the govt. The public will demand higher justification from any govt even PR for such a plan.

    Genuine effort and performance by honest and able civil servants is going to be met with unjustified scepticism. Its a destruction of meritocracy, progress and encouragement of, even a condemnation to, mediocrity.

    It is simply just evil..

  17. #17 by dagen on Friday, 23 July 2010 - 8:32 am

    Aiyah cintanegara not here again. What a pity. Never mind. I will respond on his behalf. Its not that hard. Just ridicule and annoy people here with stupid and silly remarks. That is all I need to do in order to sound like him. He did well serving out his stream of constant reminders to the world on all things bad about umno. Didnt he? So how can I let his absence become a vacuum? Nah. Never.

    So here we go.

    Umno is malaysia. Malaysia is umno. When umno speaks malaysia speaks. When malaysia speaks umno speaks. And M = P – NP, where M is malaysia; P is public; and NP is non-umnoputras.

    Remember to direct all replies to cintanegara.

  18. #18 by baochingtian on Friday, 23 July 2010 - 9:04 am

    BN recruits a big pool of civil servants to strengthen its position and popularity. However, a lot of civil servants who are knowledgeable know what’s going on and who are the corrupt parties. So BN specially picked those with no principles of their own to head the top post so as to be their puppet, jz like this nincompoop Chief Sec.

  19. #19 by Thor on Friday, 23 July 2010 - 9:11 am

    These [deleted] can only act or boast within a period of one or two.
    After that, bark no more!

  20. #20 by habis on Friday, 23 July 2010 - 9:26 am

    At last in our Bolehland we have Crowns and Jokers right down from the PM,Cabinet Ministers,Chief Secretary to the Govt, All the Suckers and Pretenders UMNOputras they think that All of them are granted the Devine rights to be Unquestionables in Whatever they Do even though it is Wrong and Sinful and against the Laws of our Bolehland.To All these People Please Remember Your Days are Numbered and Soon You will be Judged by the Rakyat come 13GE.

  21. #21 by HJ Angus on Friday, 23 July 2010 - 9:34 am

    “If we trim the Civil Service to the proper size, our unemployment rate will be somewhere between 8 to 9% maybe even higher, while the rate in the rural areas could be as high as 16 – 18 %.”

    Suppose we trim the civil service by say 100,000 workers and offer such people jobs in the service sector, plantations and manufacturing, we will not have to depend so much on foreign labour. The practice of just placing unemployable graduates into government is causing too many problems and the entire civil service is at risk of becoming unmanageable. Of course some of these jobs are tough but conditions can be improved.

  22. #22 by k1980 on Friday, 23 July 2010 - 9:56 am

    Teng HN is hoping to be made a senator and then enter the cabinet as a minister. That is what all political rejects from BN are dying for. Why should tax money from the rakyat be used to pay the salaries of these rejects?

  23. #23 by boh-liao on Friday, 23 July 2010 - 10:20 am

    Moral accountability
    A member of d prosecution team in AI’s Sodomy II trial is alleged 2 b romantically involved with lead witness Saiful, who stored sperm in his @sshole 4 48 hrs.
    Solicitor-General 2 Mohd Yusof said: “What my team does in their own personal time is not my business.”
    Then Y did MY make it his business 2 prosecute AI 4 doing things in his personal time?

  24. #24 by House Victim on Friday, 23 July 2010 - 11:13 am

    The Moral Accountability has declined for the last 50 or more years because the society does not account Morality and so does the Government.

    Jobs specifications of the civil servants are not transparency. The higher in position, the more serious is the ignoring of moral or discipline of their position. Ignoring of Rules and Regulations with manipulation of laws with the Rubber chop of MP in the Parliament to amend laws in their favours with immunities.

    When SHAME does not exist among those Seniors, running from PM, Ministers and MP in not fulfilling their Duties, MORALITY already vanished in Malaysia. Rules and Rugulations are already meaningless when NO Actions has been taken to thousand if not millions of civil servants who have been idling in their jobs, or even with corruptions!!

    Morality has to come from the heart and if needed, enforced by laws. For Malaysia, gone the heart and the laws!! A walking corp instead of a working co-op!!

    A bank credit card Department is cheating client with misplace of Rules and Regulations and imposing high interest rate that doubling up non-existing prinicple in 3-4months. Bank Negara keeps silent to provide the rules and regulations!!

    Any Government Department is working?
    Public Complaint Bureau under the PM office is not working!! They cannot even confirm the receipt of complaint on the silence of the Police/KUP/AG to take action on a NOTROIUS lawyer in Penang in cheating and assaulting cleints!! So, what can we expect from the Public Servants?
    Sadly, DAP Penang government is also silent!!

    Moral is not declining But VARNISHED!!
    Moral does not exist even among lawyers and Judges!!
    Souls of many who have duty to perform had evaporated!!

    PLEASE SHOW THE PEOPLE THERE ARE RULES AND REGULATIONS TO FOLLOWS WHEN CIVIL SERVANT ARE ACTING BULLY!!
    IF THIS CANNOT BE DONE, THEN, WHAT THE USE OF CHANGING GOVERNMENT?

  25. #25 by SENGLANG on Friday, 23 July 2010 - 11:24 am

    That donkey was paid by the tax payers to serve the people but no playing politic. It is best for him to resign and play the politic that he wish. Why he was still there? All concern fellow use your vote to vote them out

  26. #26 by SENGLANG on Friday, 23 July 2010 - 11:27 am

    I would not say there is a decline moral responsibility as there was no moral at all or rather the morality in Bn has lost for the past 50 years. So decline does not come there was any

  27. #27 by penang lim on Friday, 23 July 2010 - 11:30 am

    these goons are sick in their heads – just need to get rid of these viruses because they lived in another planet – they are not fit to stay in this world – Malaysia then will be a better place to live – time to give them the boot – enough is ENOUGH

  28. #28 by undertaker888 on Friday, 23 July 2010 - 11:35 am

    evrything is bloated in umno malaysia. bloated civil service but with lousy service provided. bloated mega projects. and not to mention literally bloated stomach BN MPs. A bunch of puffer fish.

    I suggest LGE start sacking these biadaps umno servants masquerading as civil servants now. Better cut off these little cancers now before it spreads to higher degree. Replace these with another qualified bumiputers so that those hoodlums cant play the race card.

    Korupsi didahulukan, rakyat ditanamkan.

  29. #29 by cintanegara on Friday, 23 July 2010 - 11:43 am

    It seems like LKS is implying that everyone is wrong and his son is right. As a father, try to have an open mind and think of all the variables. If you find something wrong on your part, admit it immediately The truth hurts but denial hurts more.. Prior to this, there were also significant numbers of complaints against LGE, Sometimes there is no harm to scrutinize all the way to the end, right? Why you think your son is always right?

    Please la…use this blog and technology for something serious and beneficial to this country. Not for ‘‘Family Matters”.

  30. #30 by frankyapp on Friday, 23 July 2010 - 11:49 am

    I think CS Sidek acted like he’s an employee of Umno,just like Nik Ali and many other top civil servants. Frankly I think most ordinary folks in all circumstances will not trust these guys as their action/behaviour does not reflex their duty as an responsible civil servants,And instead it all link to being a kind of running dog for Umno. I’m pretty sure their bullying and discrimination action ( against the oppostion members and others) are pricking their conscience day in and day out and also even in their daily prayer. However I think most if not all of these guys have no conscience and I leave it to them to answer their GOD when the time comes.

  31. #31 by dagen on Friday, 23 July 2010 - 12:22 pm

    Why jib’s dept needs 12b to operate? GE13 is coming. Dats why. So dat he has lots of cash to dispose during GE campaigning. Remember. He could issue 3m directly from his dept’s special funds. Come GE jib will “make a deal” here there everywhere and will “boleh tak” left right and centre. The 12b belongs to us. So compile our list of needs now. Get it ready and throw it at jib come GE13.

    ps.
    Err someone. Whoever is in charge of compiling the list. Take note pls. I need a laptop. I can buy it myself. That is easy. But can he or she who compiles that list put in a claim for 40,000 ringgit for me to buy the computer? Cheers. Mua. mua. mua. love you.

  32. #32 by cemerlang on Friday, 23 July 2010 - 1:03 pm

    The opposition is also part of the government because it is the people who elected it to the post. Who are the people if they are not anyone and everyone. Therefore logical thinking should be to serve your immediate boss. Then barulah you go higher and higher up. You do not skip because you will be unethical. Unless you have very good grounds to. Some of the people closest to the politicians are the government servants themselves. Who knows what fishy business is going on if not the government servants themselves ? If the P.M. can talk about little napoleons and the opposition can talk about little napoleons too, then what do you think ? 1.2 million government servants throughout Malaysia. Imagine how much hanky panky that is going around. Would you know ? Only God knows.

  33. #33 by raven77 on Friday, 23 July 2010 - 1:40 pm

    Do you see a pattern here…

    Mamak Kutty, sons and co
    Daim Zainuddin
    Abdul Kayum Syed Ahmad
    Nik Ali…

    All these clowns are lanuns from Penang.

    They ripped off a large hole in our treasury at Putrajaya…whatever happened to Klites and others from the Klang Valley…How is it all these guys can rampage our treasury with such consumate ease…

  34. #34 by Bigjoe on Friday, 23 July 2010 - 1:56 pm

    I actually disagree with the way LGE has framed the issue. The issue is not KSN or about question whether the civil service can be international class.

    The issue is exactly what Zaid Ibrahim said in London to Friends of PR: IF you do not upheld the value of Malayness, what do you give the Malays? UMNO/BN has taken away Malayness.

    Its not about KSN or whether the civil service can become world class. Its that if they take away the value of Malayness, they can’t be world class, they can’t rise above the challenges.

  35. #35 by boh-liao on Friday, 23 July 2010 - 2:22 pm

    Gerakan, MCA, MIC etc, all oozing servility 2 UmnoB, supported d action of SDO NA
    A Malay SDO is god-like 2 them, semua OK, cannot question or criticise
    Now Gerakan kaki r like a pack of rabid dogs coming 2 d rescue of NA n barking n attacking LGE 4 hving d audacity 2 chastise NA

  36. #36 by Godfather on Friday, 23 July 2010 - 2:45 pm

    Thieves have no morals. They lost their moral compass under Mamakthir.

  37. #37 by raven77 on Friday, 23 July 2010 - 2:53 pm

    Did you read about MU fans not being able to wear their devilish T shirts…Yet another Little Napolean smearing this country’s name….Looks like no one can rule this country anymore…

  38. #38 by habis on Friday, 23 July 2010 - 4:06 pm

    At last we hear from our Intellack nitwit asking our LKS to use his blog for something serious and beneficial to this country. YOU are Damn Right and that is Exactly what LKS is Doing so that You UMNOputras will Stop from getting More Corrupted and from Embezzling the Wealth of this Country.Pleaselah for heaven sake don’t be so Blinded and Blurred to see it is not a matter of a father coming to the defence of the son But a clear cut Indisputable case of a civil servant not performing his duty and making political attacks against an Elected CM of Penang probably at the becking of his political masters.The same goes to the Chief Secretary to the Govt who should be Impartial and Act without Fear or Favour and perform his duty in the Interest of the Rakyat.

  39. #39 by Godfather on Friday, 23 July 2010 - 5:00 pm

    What morals does cintanegara have ? He supports corruption. He supports the suppression of the truth. He supports the framing of innocent people for crimes they never did or for things they never said.

    Islam teaches its followers not to “fitnah”. UMNO through its mouthpieces like Utusan and senior civil service personnel continue to slander Pakatan Rakyat leaders with no hesitation. That’s why UMNO is bankrupt of money, ideas and morals.

  40. #40 by Mel_a_yu on Friday, 23 July 2010 - 5:08 pm

    From what I see, this side of the political divide has a one-sided view and the other side also has a one-sided view. Nik Ali is a victim of his political masters. Just as a future civil servants under a PR or DAP Federal Govt would be used if and when the need arises. Can you assure me it won’t happen?

  41. #41 by jus legitimum on Friday, 23 July 2010 - 6:11 pm

    For at least 53 years,we have seen numerous civil servants despite having acted immorally but never been reprimanded let alone punished.Why not let PR a chance to rule and see how they will behave?

  42. #42 by dagen on Friday, 23 July 2010 - 6:56 pm

    Malaysia under investigation by the French and the Aussies at the same time. Oh dear. Wot do these people know about malaysia? Jib ought to send cintanegara there. Let cintanegara explain to them that our high ranking government officials have done nothing wrong. Let cintanegara tell them all about ketuanan, their unquestionable right to take commissions and kickbacks and most importantly, their need to keep the rambutan tree to themselves.

  43. #43 by monsterball on Friday, 23 July 2010 - 9:42 pm

    Imagine cintanegara talking about morals.
    Everything done or said by UMNO B are immoral and unlawful.
    Now the fat ass.. DPM…out to defend Nik Ali.
    Yes…you can see…these rouges are united…whenever being cornered or exposed.
    I am absolutely sure Lim Guan Eng is loved and respected by Penang residents.
    Just one year dong all good and totally dedicated to fairness and concern for Penang folks….and yield so much support for DAP…right now.
    The biggest glaring differences between Lim Guan Eng against Tsu Khoon is LGE will not submit to corruptions. Tsu Khoon keep both eyes closed to allow UMNO B steal as much as they want..and Tsu Khoon was contented to makan jagi buta for 18 years…caring less that Penang turned rotten and dirty.
    So let DPM…and the Chief Sectary to the government….talk as much as they want.
    Afterall…the never work at all…just talk politrcs and promoting how good UMNO B is…as if Malaysians are all idiots cannot see…cannot judge by themselves at all. All must be guided after 55 years.
    Malaysia Boleh….guided by Najib and his band of thieves?
    .

  44. #44 by HJ Angus on Friday, 23 July 2010 - 9:55 pm

    The saddest thing about the decline of morality is that it comes after the BN government has spent so much on the Islamic agenda.
    But it seems the more we spend on religion, the more corrupt society becomes.
    The big problem is that many crimes of the political leaders are given a veneer of dignity; like the overthrow of the Perak state government.

  45. #45 by monsterball on Friday, 23 July 2010 - 10:04 pm

    UMNO B have poisoned so many Muslims minds that it is God’s will …all must depend on UMNO B ..and right now..Najib is the appointed Savior.
    UMNO B played God to innocent and simple minded Malays.
    How cunning can a corrupted party be?

  46. #46 by jus legitimum on Friday, 23 July 2010 - 10:19 pm

    These crooks all are dirty buggers and hypocrites.All using religion as cloak to hide all their wrong doings.Praying 100 times a day also cannot wash off their sins because they are souless and devoid of conscience.They are now represented by the two current typical examples of NA and the CS.

  47. #47 by pwcheng on Saturday, 24 July 2010 - 5:00 am

    A Crime Minister and a Cheap Secretary will co exist well. That is 1Malaysia

  48. #48 by limkamput on Saturday, 24 July 2010 - 8:33 am

    YAB LGE, when you said you are not given a chair during the Penang Hill railway launch, we believe you.
    When you said you were not consulted of federal projects to be implemented at the state, we believe you.
    This is how depraved our country has become.
    By ignoring the state government;
    By controlling the entire federal fund meant for the state;
    By continuing collecting all the taxes originated from the state;
    The federal government is a scumbag.
    They are denying the right of state governments to exist.
    This is not against the constitution?
    YAB, I say lets up the ante.
    No need to listen to that no ball.

  49. #49 by k1980 on Saturday, 24 July 2010 - 1:09 pm

    Remember the govt head of department who ordered laptops costing RM25,000 each? India is selling laptops priced at RM112 each.

  50. #50 by monsterball on Saturday, 24 July 2010 - 3:52 pm

    Thanks for reminding Malaysians…k1980.
    That was supposed to be chicken feed corruptions costing millions stolen from Malaysians.
    I wonder why MACC never act on this?
    Corruption cases are never closed until solved…yet this downright corrupted act for such huge overpriced matter have not pick up any steam from MACC.
    Right now…I heard new computers are needed to replace the old ones…and Mahathir son is the supplier.

  51. #51 by cemerlang on Monday, 26 July 2010 - 6:39 am

    Know why the rest of the world moves so fast ? Because of their policy of keeping their information technology up to date. My government sad to say has all this I.T. thingy very fit to be recycled. You see, we have all the things but only for show. There is hardly any money to go around fairly. There is only money for you who mean the most to my government. If you mean something you get the money to buy things. If you mean nothing just be satisfied having a museum all to yourself and if you know how to fix stuff, then fix it and use it. You can minta all the budget in the world and until you know what makes my government tick, you will never even get a cent. Minta, go ahead minta. Fill in forms after forms after forms. Send in
    e procurement one after another and another. Have your staff nag you about dysfunctional computers and internet service. See when will you have money falling from the sky. Good news to replace all existing I.T. thingy. Get the laptops from India. Only US $ 35 per item. See what justice means. Our Silicon Valley is a good piece of history but it reminds us of dreaming, dreaming and more dreaming.

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